Print, sign, scan, re-upload -- for a single signature, that's a lot of steps. Sign PDF puts your signature directly onto the document in your browser, free.
How to sign a PDF
- Open Sign PDF and upload your document.
- Draw your signature, type your name in a signature-style font, or upload an image of your signature.
- Drag it into place on the page.
- Confirm and download the signed PDF.
Getting a signature that looks right
- Draw with a trackpad or touchscreen for a more natural-looking signature than a mouse typically produces.
- Reuse an uploaded signature image if you sign documents often -- it's the most consistent-looking option across files.
- Confirm placement before finalizing -- once flattened, the signature becomes a permanent part of the page.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a legally binding digital signature?
It creates a visual signature flattened onto the page, not a cryptographically certified digital signature -- sufficient for most everyday documents, but check specific legal requirements for anything needing certificate-based verification.
Can I sign multiple pages?
Yes -- place your signature on any page, including the same signature repeated across several pages.
What signature input methods are available?
Draw with your mouse or finger, type your name in a signature-style font, or upload an image of your signature.
Is my document uploaded to sign it?
No -- signing happens entirely in your browser.
Skip the printer entirely -- try Sign PDF and get it signed in under a minute.